, H? ' ‘fastest;

. w h - ' Keisha

00.000 infers,“ - , -- ~91 _ _A laying Ltinortun ties.

t... ills» sin-m

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byi-Zverybody d like iiie iiew

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CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA TUESDAY, MARCH 2'17, 1923

. - flpselal to The Guardian.) - 3Q; fans of the 031g!

according to an port received here.

m; in the Argina

county Gavin.

Peace Conference

To Resume April 12

(Bpsolal to The Guardian.)

PARIS. llidhr 36- The D9008 w" ferenco aimed at bringing about pence with ‘rurlrey will -be resumed at Constantllwlillfi April 12th 1w- qmying to the best information avail-Me i.n dipiimetic quarters hope.

Lord iOurson, theBritish foreign secretary will not take part in this renewal of the Imussaine meeting and Giant Britain will be repre- settler] by Lieut.‘ General Sir chimed Harrington, commander of diha Allied forces at Constantinople and ‘by ISir Horace R/unrbold, Brit- isli high commissioner of France by Gen. Pelie, the French high commissioner. Rear Admiral Maris L. Bristol will act as observ- er for the United States.

Quebec Governors Term Extended

(Special to The Guardian.)

QUEER}, iMer 26. —The term of oiEcs of Sir Charles Fitzpatrick. Lieutenant Governor of‘ , Quebec which‘ expires on the 20th oi October hex-t will be extended, ii was; lea-med this morning. The predecent established in the case of Hon. lid-r. JPugsiey of New Bruns- wiflr will be followed as the an 8.!‘ sits iegls n is not favored.

event of Sir Charles retiring. it is nndeistood that Hon Justice Brodeaur of the Supreme Court will be appointed to succeed him.

--—-—<-o-o - . Condensed Specials

autistic-loo pa: line psr day. at P" "I10 Mr day for I days or ovei 5° l “I10 PO!‘ dayolor 0 days or over.

Count 5 d , 6 flnlruvviiiaian a lino Groups oi

M Room ad. ‘l5 wo s. roi- ons week. wanted. for seven words. wank.

and mus Fu ish Situation

50o per

JN-O. A. MeDONALD, LAND SUR- veyor, ‘Harmony Jet. ii-ili-lnitb.

........._-...__._......__._..___ WAiNTliD-ANOMAN 0R GIRL for general housework. in coun- gtry. Aiflply Guardian. sci-oi

...._..._.____..._.__________.- ‘FOR aALl-i PARLOR eurrs, and :1 bedroom suite. Apply Guardian office. 1120948-24-1“

..__...._-____ Lolrm ri-ia crrv on MARCH 08rd a suiil of money. Finder leave at Guardian Office.

' _ 34-27-31

GIRL‘ _.vvAw_. iinotypa. L001 Ii A

silver

1;o Leann

e-nvai-iii ‘Non-on! PAIR

,4 V, _vmrd. W.N.»'!‘an- too, “riotts a.

. th l‘ t tor General centrally located for 115111111“ 31:05: Issue‘: a3‘: the two "u, mum,

mental alterations desired by 111° country was a return to the P9110!’

“WWW . w I d- d ‘i ii- n ost go rid lie said spa.‘ a. c. Has i8. Eva seac. u; gsthgtrfci; 111m; “l; a, the"

.1: i pa l ma! JQQRPL n‘! ‘8-27-81

s r-Been Captured

_-- General irregular loaaiiers has been captured by Free gum troops operating from Siigo official army re- Bofln was re- eently at the head of a lerse num- psi- of lrresulars whose stronghold Mountains,

uaeM" likely be in session A-s the House is convened for OotoberW-33rd in the

d- timato friend of the Senator's for

gpfluardisn ‘Office. t

1| be right t0

Distinguished Islander Dies in

Senator ‘Samuel -D. Nicholson of Denver, (lolorado, whose death was announced in the Guardian's wireless yesterday was one of the island's most distinguished sons abroad. He was a native oi’ Sprluglton, iLot 67, son of the late Mfr, Donald Nicholson and is a cousin of Mr. S. A. pious-maid, Charlottetown, ~Mr. Angus McKen- 119. Poet Office, Charlottetown, Mr Roderick Nicholson, Euston 3L, ind ha. iThomas ioook, Cmariotte- iowu. ‘iesides hiaving a large num- ber of relatives in IStrathaibyn.

The late Senator was one of the most outstanding figures in public life in the United states being pro niinent in the counsels of the De- mocratic ‘party the organization oi which lio controlled in Colorado. Mir. Nicholson was in the mining and banking business and was re- puted vastly wealthy. ‘He was one of fivs brothers all of whom mad; good. in the republic, namely Malcolm J end IMurdoek A in Lend-

vllle, iCoiorudo, A. J. in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Dlilllifll J, of Hooper. Utah and the Senator himself.

They were ail big stalwart men the four together weighing more than 1.100 pounds. their photographs appearing frequently in the Ameri- Cfllkpfflfifl as the "half itou broth ers". The iSenator iii addition ti: being ll iinc looking man was ni ways immaculately dressed and was reported ill thc Press us being the oust dressed‘ men in Washing ton. Mrs Nicholson predeceased him some years a,g0 but lhe Sennt 1r is si rvivz-d by one daughter Mrs Ruth Melville.

It may be mentioned that two rears ago in a letter to Mr. S’. A McDonald the iSenator expressed ‘its intention of visiting the island 1t a iot distant (flute and made numerous inquiries regarding con

mail?“

runny friends and will iugret they now have no on

Aieh

Some further information about Senator Nicholson's illness con- tained in a Rochester, Minnesota Iiewfllvlper clipping of (Mia-arch 22nd. which reeds as follows:

“The United States Senator Samuel l). Nicholson left here bo- iay ior his home in Denver, after iiIPBE-‘Ills of the Mail Heiinco Hos- ‘vital iiad decided it would be inex- pedient at this time to operate on him for tumor of the stomach. Accompanying him are his- daught or, 1 brother, his secretary and Dr Arthur Mehie. Dr. Hubert Work, secrotxry of thc interior and an in»

thirty years. wns with him here and icii. lest ifght for Washington. Sen-tier Nichciisoirs condition is described as very unfavorable.

Penny Postal Rate May Again Return

LONDON, Mill‘. 26——'Sir Adolph Tuck, head 0f the deputation oi post card manufacturers, which waited on the P'.\tm-:ieter General. Sir W. Joynson-Hicks today and urged a reversion to the half [penny postage on post cards. The de- putation pointed out that the D081 card had diminished by hill-i! 00m pared with the trade in 1914. _ _ The pgsimiastcr General rcpior hat iic had to consider iproposair »i'oi- the alteration of the postal rates generally, and it would 110i nside only the P091 card rates at the present time.

The deputation was assured by » that he

United States

. _ , Dentin however," is rintsrtfeiiokfaiiiifiiii.‘ relatives iierc

Did Not Get Any Liberal Benches.

bate.

Monday, March» 26th. , Session.

Afternoon

The House met at 3.4‘) ip.m.

would move, seconded by Hon. Mr Crosby, that Hegisliliion ‘be 0011c!" ed to give the Provincial Govern-

construct and maintain improved highways through and along such

side and other incorporated towns and villages within the Province. is may he uccessaryfor the pro- visions o-f the Canada Highwflvfi Act, for t-hc completion and ex-

shipp-ing points. iMr. D. Stevrari.

ince against the Govermii Canada ;. some questions ab i-xnniinations a: Princ College, (ipuibiisiieil

imie on the draft address,

because the Con

by them. An e -\ deficit cl’ ovo when tho Bell government Clinic m. The condition

Works Department ‘(nown and he n i119"! it. The passing of the tax- ition Act thus became a necessity. Their: wns a certain small clique ‘n Charlottetown which tried to wtamil-cde the Silvernment into- wompeiiing them to resign. They tried to start a campaign in the oountryz~io get their party foes st once tn create thc impression

mpty treasury and

‘was well

ruin. Their policy was to take this measure quickly, before the ‘axes were collected. Then indig- nati meetings were held-d or 5 10851131)’. it was not to lbe wen- ‘iered at, considering the props- randa, if in some cases the peo- nle were induced to pass a vobe condemning the government, Ail inc of these meetings the COIH-I 11188101181‘ of Agriculture spoke 1nd the opposition dwindled away There wns at least a meeting held- in 1st‘ Prince. The meeting as re- ported iu the Guardian is pur- ported to have passed s. resolution condemning the government. With- ‘n a few days the speaker received letters from men whose names were attached to this report deny- lug that they hrui authorized their signatures. in some cases they had not attended the meeting at ‘Ill. Since the isxes wen; collected ‘n the rail oi‘ i920. there has been no talk of indignation meetings. The Speaker would ask the Leader ‘if the Opposition ii‘ he would say that the amount pull for educa- tion is too high? The Conserva- tives in their education tax were Zfiilg to rafiic the ‘money by a poll inx and a tax on the land. If they had been returned to BMW!‘ the farmers would have had to

' __M"gh:%v'%i°$m achievements; . nar 50%? Jawflry more, Queen it, '_ l-lfl-Si

won Eta on ifq-HIT TNATY;

dssii-aiiisiiuiidi "jformriv m“: » pied by 19:; nillan it Co. B! es q“ n. t. ideal iniildlnl devil‘ c" dust: a - ‘ . st"".'}'?.‘,‘*'-i_. ‘Q9’. " -' cw WANT Ill Pr! 4

> _-;-,--r— U. 1'0 HINT HOUOiB»

ejygforb firlt 0f May. in section t; .":r*a-..""t‘:i or s, . . o: .

_ . .3-27;2i_

QIID MAN WIT-H position willing l: Qgaiflrflxvldirig tags? ea ‘ ,1 nyone '

i of -m4li‘ ti‘; sun

iidly communi- sin-a-

. HANosoMa .- foot-l! Quiet pricyrishi to ty.

I474!

of city -

Peter the Great, famous "c!" '1" of the I Fletcher. died iisi-s today. I01 W" in‘ g stroke of pnraiiylll- o" "I the greatest money earners on the

i his tlnclilairtlglirsnytrotter, which held '3 mark of 2.01 3-4 was retired sever- l| yen-g an) by MI‘ P18101101‘. P8161’

iperforme-ns, which is said l0 b"

F- by any other racing sire.

Was Kno time provinces.

Mar 26 ~-

mnimariobis. ind.

stable oi filouihton A.

racing career.

the Gieat sired 540 standard trldii

mo" than twice tho number sire

, .

PEiEii THE tiiiii iiMiilii Hit-EH [IE-iii

wn to Horsemen in ‘Mari-

to horsemen throughout» the Math umc Provinces w ere numbers 0i‘ m, spns and dong tsrs have been raced with marked success- most famous sun i‘! U10 ‘Mlfmmil i, Captain Annie's. 2m 1-4. form- efly nwned here but flow owned by the Nov; Booth v Capt, Aubrey will be PBNOIIIYIQYOI! so sold for 035.000 three 70,"! ~

He wms 28 yours old. ‘ \ (Pe-‘er the Greet is well known

Hi’!

Government.

tho sire of- Bill Sharon, who

Premier Boll gave notice that he

meat the necessary authority to

ntreetg of chsriottatowii, Summer-

tcnsion of the improved highways to the depots, wharves and other , asked {he Premier i0: answers to quea- tions 3 and 4, regarding the steps} taken by the government towards ‘Vhml “'91P ‘he Var?’ came whim‘

Dressing the claims o; me Provnqlflil received so much criticism. ll ‘ant ofhzis been Dr. Goodwin's ambition 5

r $200000 who found 11""- Si" of the pubnc imiiiutrirs.

eed - say nothing he

‘hut the Tax Am; would mean blue’

speech wifcli will be continued to. niorrcw a brilliant and eloquent wri- d-ress was given by Mr. Adricne Menauit, Conservative member of Followed at theevening session by Ma. D. C. m: ‘adjourned House ‘todis

no izuumutn m Piiliililllii illilfiiiilliii;

MrQPeter Brodie Didn’t ‘Have _any»% B0- quets to Throw at the Technical t or the Road Policy; and Consequently

gzhool

Applause From! 11110‘ Mr. Adrian Arsenault

Followed in a Brilliant and Able Speech] Mr. D. Cl McDonald Adjourned the De-

pay a larger tux than Ililiifisfi- cause these taxes do 11° “me within thousands of d0" TB 0f meeting the educational i!!!)endi- turcs. This government hills not forgotten the interests of theatri- cuitnralisits. Ills 110D. 111514134119 Commissioner or Agriculture bad grim- into this elaborately. The [agricultural and Technical $011001! were referred tu, and the 89°11 lee!- ing existing between teachersami pupils; also iiie support Elven t0 stock breeding in the province- Tiie request of the horse ibriflellvrfi for good government stockwvas complied with, although owing to n failing off in the price 0F 1101060 iiic stflck was not used b!’ 0169(1- ers as much as it could be. Yet this was uo fault of the K0110111- ment. He referred also Lo the Fai- cdnwood iierd, the foundartiun of

ouuhe in gel n. first class dairy herd fltjpam‘ e o"; Walesiiilc i-‘nrni and lie is now to zbe con- in Saturdays yrstuiziiteil. To keep uill‘ young peo- Guurdhiii), The answer to question pic zit 1101118 all that is needed is

iii being om) have to be developed in the

ilitlgll: and lxpeleulcl here. lthflergfi‘ ., is Cnmamed in m, cmespnmy good rural condition-s. Bath parties Ye!‘ e Jr us‘ i, e w Sen.“ ‘nice which will be tabled within 113"‘ 39mm!’ he balm/Ni- flltlvsfrom gin ivegtc 1nd‘ ivir 1 day or two; the other nnswei-‘l-"O llilrli-“fill- 1119M"

McDonald’ was nwkmg New,“ \\'0Ig1:(l‘b0 secured from Principal]

tions in an i "r '5 “'

Ve he

ed a grant L-iamr

{o-nuitl not see where this was‘ t.

gro-ssiiiriitii-s for oil, but ho cuuiii’ in his vision muny tall chimneys denoting manufacturing ‘Our diminisiiiiig popu- 111M011 is given Lro much publicity ‘believed and tho fabehooci spread abroad that our young poo’ ipie are leaving because of toe ‘HWY lflXfli-ion is doing more harm than ‘we know oi’. immigration is B good thing, but a better thing Wflllid‘ ibe to keep our own boys at home. We can this only through education and by better irurai social life. Th» Agricultural School will ‘be, he ‘believed, the‘ greatest single factor iii keeping our boys at hom . ' uplift will -follow. lt is unfortunate that muny more boys in the sound try are not taking-advantage this school. Tilers are hundreds of island farmers who iiuvu IllORBYI in savings, in the bank, put them. for their children. lic bciirvcri I

grteaier gift than a few nerds ltd-Ii ditional land would ipo a thorouzlbfmm the“ he W9"! t" U practical education in uzidtrlllilllfilwm‘ m“! the“ inr deride}?! iriube th id not sny iin was 0 it s mportant playground workfi ‘Mr. Scott said lie was proud oi‘ FLOATING MINE smHTio BY ICE PATROL

lic had himself years. He won an immense

farmer]

saccess—hc classed

lifmeeii‘ just as nn average iarni- th

or. His average sliflless did Bive him good interest on the vestment and wages in and family. This iic believed, was what the average mrnioi‘ could say

[ways when S.‘ i‘

country, D08", ls-bly in the Legislature, a gettio’ H n, rqgby, Cqnimlflfiioiier HPUIPI‘ spirit. We need a- iftiiii-lt iiiflii-

|-»¢--i?w.»¢—w§ii.,--....,,,~,.,,1 “,5 déJu-hdt this isiuiul will tic 2o _i-i-di-sis,,-..,.,;,e,i

T),._-,‘frriiu now. - ‘ezison why (he gear-fins went,Onifaciuringindustry here; Donn"), of seeing mm in n,“ ltflkg‘ ma; gpeaker -be"eved' w“ 1m hard as he would, tlii- Speaker s B ' ‘ sorvativr- govern- wient iiad not done tho rim" flflnftilllll‘ from. Tlioro might be great

l?

{Sir Henry Thornton ‘ Moves to Montreal

i I i

(Special to The Guard-tan.)

‘, MONTREAL. .0031‘ ‘Zti-llrlontreal gun-is officially madle the headquart-

iers of the Canadian National ‘mil- Henry Thornton

and Li's staff arrived hei-c and

wen-t to the Grand Trunk Building

on Mwtil Street. A-bout one UIOlI-infld additional employees arc now ll.l the city.

. C. A. Work

Y.M

- In Mission Fields- l Told by Mr. Scott

ilVlr. Ralph Scott, secretary of the

|Y. M. C. A. Santiago, Chill, gave a

_ Manitoba legislature by A. Br" Dericnces iii South America at St. ‘lays ago iii attscklpgcapi-taiisin, BOWL,’ government membm- m; [Pants C-‘hurch inst night. He first meted scripture» advice against (special to The Guardian.) lberviiie. Ten wheat growing ispokc of his duties at Montevideo ‘laying Hi1 "@3511"? 0n deli": BLONLDUN. Mal‘. 26——- Premier itates are already beside Mr. Uruguay six years ago. He. gave Where it rusted and corrupts 8n Omar Law according to a special 3oivin's scheme and a. spacial - l3, detailed nccuqmt o; ,1 big M51. whom thieves broke through and cable. to the Mail and Empiri lesson of congress is being urged l, ness man wiio met him and stole". - from London will retire on account on Presddent Warren G. Harding , [gave his hearty support to the _€_<..¢_____ o.‘ iii health, to enact legislation to assure the _ fins! Y. M. C. A. secretary. _ it ' - farmer of the actual cost of pro- was the ambition oi Mr. Towers

friends that he should be the Assoc

i-ationx finer president. Aivuiei" S - of the States. _ Ivery ville young ‘Chiliaii “HHJRISO ‘ y -—-<o>——- mentioned for that post but who - _ , , - , _A - . . ii ‘Save way t0 the older lllilfl, the .mr,l,gg'gg_l;lg'tallgjzjggfilane "Willi"; (spam to The Guardian» ‘ younger mun himself now is con 1' ,, . d 0152 f e4 reached To 0TTA\v,A_ Mar m’ _Th‘ _. 1 . v ‘. suiting secret-dry of the Y. M, C. gala) igilzay from Dam“, the gore- service committee has ismfeglg, "\ s: A' m Momevidm)" - It w“ mime“ ruusicr, it is declared of n rezuiar- Invitation to all civil service asso ‘w

,out that the Y. M, -t.'. A. only goes {into the foreign countries at the Ircq-ueal of the missionaries and churches to endeavor to reach - field untouched‘ by them. ‘Montevideo is a bcviutiful city ‘ituafeil at the mouth of the River The Y. M. fC. A. ilicre iizis been greatly developed and i; now ‘the Hague of‘ Sc-uiii America. it l\\'1ih‘ "udced s ivisis CllOlce of loci- ‘llOll for 1n Asstrciaticci. A fine new building is now being erected Jlllil xvii llllllSi! the flomiiiiti<ei+ of tlic Y. M.

(.. A.

Whfli i-iic firs; Physical Director PlYvlI iic iv-Jis welcomed ivilii out- zirms - chufflh to lifin into 1 real Hopkins, th ,. .1 (Iii‘0(:lni' ivoii lilo respect hurl ruuiiuiuiiiiiii of the heating illilsi/‘iziii who greatly iicIpi-d tin.- “TIPK UIGPC. A Iieariers (ioi-pe was formed flu-re ivliich later on prov- 13d to be tha- recruitin" gruuml for

.1 i110 national piuy ground supcivis ors,

iMr. Htljikllii iliiliiti Vi-lilililiille r0 the the government of quested his loaned lo thei the Y, b0 the of their first

The!’ have

- ‘non uitcred 1m. Mr,

himself so community that

Uruguay re- services and he was n for two years from m. . A. ' to Technical Director national playground. 45 sucii playgrounds!

BXDeri supervisor, iMr. Hopkins first Lead- ers Corps of the Y. M. C. A. Ufllg. uay is now looked to as a leader

611

"7 in that work by the other Repub.

lics of South A-inerica. One boy oihthis first leaders

n the ieame school as Mr. e National Director}

e Chliinns and declares that Mrs

not Scott is very happy and ii-kcs the lfl- country i‘ "W159" where rill‘.

very much. Santiago“ Scott is located is n city?

of 400,000 people and points Witilmnne’ fluid in

ride to its National University

lie made the mistake of attempt- Wm, 4000 t d t h - “'3 t” mcfease l"°d“°“°" h" dwb‘ are interests‘; milns. Eociiiiiissntnudiiitdl ding his acreage. Wfhich was a

have n great desire to learn but mist . id .t : de - iiad 13333 ‘tvlzgu nsiilgiizngivfii ‘ilzscd ‘My m °'""°'Y “lmndeni “P”

agricultural education. Ho had let “ma” new‘ m’ "M" “m5 h valuable home (“e of bu)!“ pom this is often far from correct.

oiling because he did not know en-

Jilch do treat the scratch on lhflgmlntster t“ the animal's leg in time, and he (mumIOOIIDIIIBS. it is ti are going to be the men be marrow and it is s vital nec ,that they have the brought home to tli

quote a number of other instances In his own experience ivhcre made bad mistakes, simply be- cause he dkl not know better. The Agricultural School will go idr fol

spread eduehliflu. Improved social first went there he had to 1b conditions in the country iirn also ' needed. fie did not believe the gin- mor of city l'fe would coilfliiile to fttract the young people from ilie fnrms. 20 years ago the farui con- ditions were. burdensome nnii mun. otonous:

these t

conditions been ‘changing

fur the

have

establishment oi Women's insti-

' tutes lic laid credit to the (‘onscr- vaiive government.

At tiic conclusion of Mr. Brodie‘s